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Thank you for your question. No, it is not normal to feel lightheaded and dizzy four weeks following a tummy tuck, liposuction, and breast. These symptoms are often related to anemia and you need to be evaluated by your plastic surgeon. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your question.Although the mommy makeover combination you had is a big surgery you should not be having dizziness 4 weeks after your surgery. You should see your surgeon first and then your internist if necessary. Make sure you are well hydrated and you need your blood count checked.Thanks
A mommy makeover is a physiologically significant combination of operations. Dizziness however might be a sign of anemia and should be reported to your surgeon.
No, at 4 weeks post op, dizziness is not normal. Schedule an appointment with your surgeon so that he or she can assess you in person. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
You may be experiencing something known as “fluid shift”, which canlead to internal dehydration; this is common after undergoing multiple procedures.I would encourage you to carefully monitoryour fluid intake, watch for unexpected bleeding or other changes, and schedulea follow-up visit with your plastic surgeon to rule out other complications.
Thank you for your question.When you have several procedures like the ones you mentioned, you canhave something called a fluid shift and your body can get internallydehydrated.So, I would recommend youwatch your fluid intake.Make sure you haveenough fluids, you are not bleeding, and there is no other complication.The only way to be sure of this is to followup with your Plastic Surgeon.I hopethis is helpful.
Its not normal to be dizzy 4 weeks after surgery. I would suggest you get a blood count (CBC) to make sure you are not anemic (low blood count) and see your surgeon soon.Paul Wigoda, MDpainlessbreastimplants.com
Unfortunately, breast lifts are almost always considered cosmetic in nature, and therefore not covered by insurance plans or government subsidies.The only exception to this is a lower panniculectomy to remove excess lower abdominal skin and fat.
Thank you for asking about your breast implants.Like our bones and soft tissues, our implants can be damaged by violent impact.However you should not be taking that kind of blow to your chest -Jujitsu, as I understand it, focuses on taking people down by using balance and position to unbalance...
Safety is the number one priority in surgery. The risk of developing a pulmonary embolism as a result of plastic surgery is low for the general population. However the risk can increase based on the patient's medical history which is why it is very important to have open and honest discussions...